Piping Today is the National Piping Centre’s bi-monthly magazine which seeks to promote the music, history and study of the bagpipes.
Features from April/May 2009 Issue 39
- Iain MacLeod - Channel Islands’ master piper.
- John Fisher - Drummer’s pathway of passion.
- Re-discovering Scotland’s pastoral pipes.
- Uilleann pipe making in Armagh.
- Scottish Traditional Grounds.
- The Italian spring piping school.
- Piping in Slovania.
- Swedish pipes’ low-key comeback.
Features from February/March 2008/2009 Issue 38
- Life and times of the Lowland pipes - Pete Stewart.
- Spirit of Scotland Pipe Band.
- Iain Dall MacKay’s Chanter.
- Alistair McLaren - New director for the NYPBoS.
- The piper & the poet - Thomas Tully & Sir John Betjamin.
- Scottish Traditional Grounds - Tulloch Gorm.
- Canadain Women’s Army Corps Pipe Band.
Plus the usual features such as the Youngstars Newsletter…
As a taster you can read these three articles that appeared in the issue 25 of Piping Today:
Contact Anna Scott: ascott@thepipingcentre.co.uk
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